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Hairy Crocus

Crocus pulchellus

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Field Notes

Description:

Flowers pale to mid lilac with darker veins. Anthers white, filaments hairy. Corm tunic coriaceous splitting into rings at the base.

Habitat:

Damp turf and in thin woodland or scrub.

Reference Links:

Descriptions and articles about the Hairy Crocus (Crocus pulchellus), Crocus pulchellus, Crocus pulchellus - Crocus species - Alpine Garden Society

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Monocot beauties
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PublishedNovember 1, 2015

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